Across British Columbia, under the guise of “reconciliation,” our province is being reshaped — not by democratic consensus, but by globalist ideology embedded into law.

In 2019, every single MLA present in the B.C. legislature voted to make B.C. the first jurisdiction in the world to adopt the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples as binding law.

Because of this, B.C.’s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA) leaves the best for Indigenous peoples, instead of what’s best for all people.

UNDRIP-aligned laws, policies, and land acknowledgements create a two-tiered society in which an elite group’s influence and legal authority take precedence over the interests of the vast majority of Canadians.

That’s not reconciliation — it’s discrimination.

So help us stop it.

Join our one-click email campaign to demand that B.C. repeal DRIPA and restore equal treatment for ALL British Columbians — before it’s too late.

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What’s happening in B.C. isn’t reconciliation — it’s laying the legal groundwork to take away what people have built, bought and paid taxes on. Ever since the province locked itself to UNDRIP through DRIPA, we’ve watched a slow, deliberate shift toward a two-tier system that puts vague “collective” political goals ahead of individual rights and private property. That’s not healing — that’s Marxism dressed up as justice. And if no one pushes back, it will mean ordinary British Columbians can be told where they can live, what they can do with their land, and ultimately who really controls it. Drea is one of the few reporters actually showing this to Canadians — knocking on doors, talking to families, pressing officials, and documenting what the legacy media won’t. If you don’t want B.C. turned into a test lab for ideologically driven land grabs, chip in now to keep her reporting.

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